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Legal Operations Winner, Provider: Priori
"Collaboration is the key to innovation. Legal tech companies cannot build in a vacuum," said Basha Rubin, CEO and Co-Founder of Priori.
Avoiding Potential Social Media Pitfalls of Modern Trial Practice
Southern California defense lawyer Deb Tropp and Philadelphia plaintiffs lawyer Jim Beasley Jr. think jurors can't help themselves when it comes to internet-snooping on trial counsel.
California Chief Justice Calls on Lawmakers to Embrace Court Technology, Reject Attacks on Rulings
In her annual State of the Judiciary address, Patricia Guerrero lamented "partisan attacks on court decisions."
The Artificial Intelligence Glossary
A guide to the key terms you need to know and understand when discussing AI.
Women of Legal Tech: 'Every Failure Is an Opportunity,' Says Kirkland's Valerie Pennacchio
Valerie Pennacchio, Practice Innovation Advisor at Kirkland & Ellis, discusses the role mentorship plays in combatting sexism in the workplace, the surprising amount of candor around legal technology among peer law firms, and how she came to realize that her current job is the table she wants to be at.
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Testing Your Arbitration Dispute in a Mock Arbitration
A valuable preparation option for any high-stakes arbitration is the mock arbitration. When done well, the reason it works is that counsel (and client) receives neutral mock arbitrator feedback on every issue that counsel seeks to test.
AAA Amends Its Construction Industry Arbitration Rules
Construction industry professionals should consider these recent changes at the early stages of a project when deciding on dispute resolution provisions in their construction contracts.
Judiciary's Anti-Judge-Shopping Policy Gets Praise, Pushback
The policy requires random case assignment among all judges in a district whenever a litigant seeks a national injunction in a single-judge division.
Lindke v. Freed
Publication Date: 2024-03-15 Practice Area: Constitutional Law
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Public official who prevents someone from commenting on official's social media page engages in state action under §1983 only if official possesses actual authority to speak on State's behalf and purports to exercise that authority when posting on social media
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